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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Jamia Wilson, a remarkable social justice activist, writer, and vice president of Random House. We unpack her unique global upbringing and how it ignited her mission to use literature as a bridge between diverse cultures. Jamia shares insights from her celebrated book "Young, Gifted and Black," created with illustrator Andrea Pippins, which empowers young readers by spotlighting influential figures of African heritage. As she recounts her journey from the Middle East to boarding school in the U.S., Jamia challenges us to embrace new experiences and dismantle cultural biases, demonstrating the transformative power of embracing change.
Ever felt overwhelmed by the thought of starting a big project? Jamia offers a refreshing perspective on overcoming such intimidation by breaking tasks into bite-sized steps, much like her metaphorical plunge into the icy Atlantic waters in Ireland. We also explore her upcoming book "Make Good Trouble: Discover Movements that Spark Change," designed to inspire readers of all ages to engage with social movements. Inspired by her late mother's activism, Jamia's message is clear: question, grow, and discover your unique way to make a difference. Tune in for a celebration of young change-makers and a call to action to step into your power.
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Unlock the remarkable story of Gyo Fujikawa, a pioneering illustrator who transformed children's literature with her enchanting art and groundbreaking depictions of diverse children. You'll discover how Gyo, a first-generation Japanese American, overcame societal norms and racial barriers to leave a lasting impact on the art world. Her life journey, beautifully captured in a biographical picture book by Kiel MacLear and Julie Morstad, takes us from her family's internment during World War II to her flourishing career at Walt Disney Studios. Gyo's resilience and dedication, despite the challenges of racial biases in the 1960s, highlight her as an unsung heroine whose legacy continues to inspire.
Join the conversation as we explore how Gyo's story can be a gateway to understanding Asian American heritage and inspire discussions on social justice, identity, and courage. This episode provides educators with insightful tips to engage students with Gyo's journey, fostering both creativity and empathy. By tuning in, you also gain access to resources on culturally responsive practices and more stories of unsung heroines in future episodes. Don't miss the chance to share this inspiring narrative with friends passionate about history, art, and social justice.COME SAY Hey!!
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Join me as I sit down with Marcus Flynn, the trailblazing Executive Director of Black Men Teach, who shares his inspiring journey from the heart of a vibrant Black community in Chicago to his current mission in Minnesota. Marcus's path, which initially led him towards epidemiology, took a pivotal turn as he recognized the critical need for Black male educators in the classroom. His story is a testament to the power of representation and the profound impact that dedicated educators can have on the lives of their students.
Together, Marcus and I explore the mission of increasing the presence of Black male teachers in Minnesota's elementary schools and the transformative influence they hold. Through personal stories and heartfelt reflections, Marcus illustrates how these educators not only engage students but also create lasting bonds with their families and communities. This conversation underscores the urgent need for diversity in education and the continuous efforts required to build an inclusive learning environment where all students can thrive.
We also get into the challenges and misconceptions surrounding Black male teachers, highlighting the unique support systems and camaraderie that make teaching a fulfilling career choice for them. Marcus shares invaluable insights from his extensive experience, emphasizing the strategic relationship-building skills that Black male educators bring to the table. This episode is a powerful call to action for community involvement, urging listeners to support initiatives like Black Men Teach. Connect with us to learn how you can contribute to this essential cause and help shape a more equitable education system for future generations.COME SAY Hey!!
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Unlock the secrets of intercultural business success with Sandra Schuett, the brilliant mind behind Glocled GMBH, as she shares her personal journey of growing up between German and Romanian cultures. Her unique upbringing fuels a passion for bridging cultural divides in the workplace. Sandra highlights the power of openness, empathy, and a curious spirit in transforming how we engage with diverse communities. From maintaining cultural identity to creating new cultural dynamics, her insights offer educators and business owners the essential tools to cultivate truly inclusive environments.
Discover why cultural adaptability is non-negotiable in today's global markets. Sandra provides a captivating example of how a client tailored their smartwatch product to resonate with different cultural preferences, showcasing the profound impact of understanding nuances. She emphasizes the necessity of thorough market research and cultural competence to avoid pitfalls and enhance company reputation. Through real-world applications, this conversation underscores the value of being adaptable and open to learning as key drivers of international business success.COME SAY Hey!!
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In this episode of the Cultural Curriculum Chat podcast, we dive into the heart of storytelling and its impact on education with the beautiful, personal tale Dreamers by Yuyi Morales. I invite you to join me as we unpack this touching story about an immigrant mother and her son as they find their way in a new country. Through their journey, we’ll explore themes of language, literacy, and how libraries become safe havens for learning and personal growth.
Whether you're an educator or someone who values community, this episode offers practical ways to create a classroom environment that embraces every child's dreams and potential. Together, we’ll discuss how stories like Dreamers can inspire real-world change and encourage a love for reading and cultural understanding.
I'll also share my love for diverse books from diverse voices, providing resources through my podcast, YouTube channel, and newsletter to help you bring these important stories into your life and classroom. Let’s work together to celebrate our local libraries and uplift cultural awareness in schools. Thank you for being part of this journey with me – we’re all dreamers.
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Discover the transformative power of storytelling with me, as I take you on an enchanting journey into the world of kindergarten royalty through the artistry of Derek Barnes and Vanessa Brantley Newton. Remember your first day of school? Relive the emotions as we explore the empowering story of Ms. MJ Malone, the queen of kindergarten, who steps into her new school with confidence inspired by her mother's affirmations and a sparkling tiara. From finding her name on a desk to playground adventures, MJ's tale is a shining beacon of self-belief and kindness, aptly illustrated by Vanessa's vibrant depictions of a diverse classroom setting.
Listeners will gain insights into how these beautifully crafted stories serve as invaluable resources for educators and community members, teaching young minds about embracing new experiences with courage and empathy. As I reminisce about my own days as a first-grade teacher, I'll share how these narratives help young learners understand the essence of kindness and the importance of representation. Join me in celebrating the nurturing power of literature, and learn how you can inspire students to be the kings and queens of their own learning adventures.COME SAY Hey!!
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The secrets to creating an inclusive business environment as we spotlight the remarkable insights of Aubrey Hagan, Whitney Harvey, and Shea Marlow. These experts bring light to the transformative power of cultural competency in small businesses. Aubrey shares her inspiring journey into DEI, underscoring the importance of personalized connections and education in welcoming diverse communities. Together, we cover actionable strategies that help small businesses enhance cultural competence and strengthen ties with varied customer bases.
Witness the evolving landscape of Minnesota as we explore the profound demographic shifts and the indispensable role of refugee settlement agencies in community integration. Whitney and Shea offer their expertise on crafting tailored onboarding and retention strategies, proving that embracing individuality in the workplace fosters inclusivity and improves employee satisfaction. By treating employees as unique individuals and building supportive environments, small businesses can truly thrive and engage meaningfully with diverse communities.
Our conversation also turns to the often-overlooked potential of candidates with criminal backgrounds. As the job market shifts, we emphasize the value these individuals bring and how their inclusion can be a societal game-changer. Learn about the importance of genuine relationships and customer insights in offering services that resonate with diverse audiences. We encourage businesses to begin their DEI journey with curiosity and thoughtful steps, reassuring that it's never too late to embrace this transformative path. Join us as we navigate the challenges and opportunities in creating culturally competent small businesses.COME SAY Hey!!
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Award-winning author and educator Jamila Tompkins-Bigelow joins us for an insightful discussion that promises to enrich your understanding of cultural diversity and language appreciation. Discover how her unique upbringing, with deep roots in both West African and African American heritage, has shaped her remarkable storytelling. Jamila opens up about the impact of growing up in a multilingual household and the significance of name pronunciation, as highlighted in her beloved book "Your Name is a Song." This conversation will leave you reflecting on the importance of valuing different languages and accents, especially those often marginalized.
In another compelling segment, Jamila shares her journey from a dedicated teacher to a celebrated children's book author, driven by the desire to see Black Muslim kids represented in literature. Her book "Sister Friend" is a poignant tale that addresses the challenges of being different in a school setting, offering readers a glimpse into the lives of Black Muslim children through the story of Amina and her new friend Sundas. This episode also explores how Jamila's work fosters inclusive conversations and understanding among kids of all backgrounds. Don't miss the chance to learn about valuable educational resources available on her website, designed to support teachers and families in continuing these vital discussions.COME SAY Hey!!
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Ever wondered how to create an inclusive classroom or workplace that truly values diversity? This episode promises to equip you with practical strategies and profound insights into DEI, featuring Dr. Ericka! Jebeh takes us on her incredible journey from Liberia to Duluth, Minnesota, sharing her extensive experience as an educator and cultural consultant. You’ll discover why diversity is indispensable in today’s interconnected world and how to cultivate cultural competency in educational settings. Alongside, Jebeh emphasizes the critical role of self-care while engaging in this transformative work.
Through powerful personal stories, we tackle the deeply ingrained stereotypes that many individuals face daily. We explore the nuances of identity and representation, from the classroom to the healthcare sector, shedding light on the importance of allowing people to express their authentic selves. Media and literature also play a pivotal role in this dialogue, and you'll get recommendations like the Netflix series "Man in Full" and the novel "Black Cake" to deepen your understanding of privilege, race, and legacy. These narratives aim to break down barriers and foster a more inclusive society.
Lastly, learn from seasoned DE&I practitioners on how to align company values with employee needs effectively. We provide actionable advice on creating inclusive work environments, from adjusting policies to meet diverse needs to harnessing the power of anonymous feedback. Insights from expert Dr. Erica underscore the vital role of emotional intelligence and cultural awareness in DEI initiatives. Expect to come away inspired to challenge your biases, foster inclusive spaces, and promote mental well-being and productivity in your organization. Join us for a conversation that promises to inspire personal growth and collective advancement.COME SAY Hey!!
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Ever wondered how cultural identity shapes a person’s life and career? Join us as we sit down with Katie Danielson, a dedicated school social worker hailing from Duluth, Minnesota, who opens up about her upbringing steeped in American Indian traditions and the profound influence of her parents’ sacrifices. Katie's journey from a child surrounded by cultural immersion to a passionate advocate for service and education will leave you inspired. She shares poignant family stories that highlight the enduring legacy of service she now instills in her own children, illustrating how a deep connection to cultural roots can drive a life of purpose and community involvement.
We also shed light on the real-world challenges faced by students of diverse backgrounds in the educational system through the story of Chloe, an African American and American Indian student. Chloe's experiences navigating racial dynamics at school, coupled with Katie's insights, underscore the vital need for educators to build meaningful, respectful relationships with Native American students. Discover practical advice for educators on fostering cultural understanding and genuine connections, and learn about the impactful Check and Connect program from the University of Minnesota designed to support American Indian students in special education. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of resilience, cultural identity, and the power of dedicated, heartfelt engagement in transforming lives.COME SAY Hey!!
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What if your school was a place where every single student felt like they truly belonged? Join me on this heartwarming episode of Read with Jebeh as we explore "All Are Welcome" by Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman. This delightful story beautifully captures the importance of inclusivity and the joy of diversity within a vibrant school community. With vivid illustrations and lyrical prose, we'll embark on a journey through a day in a school where every child is embraced for their unique backgrounds and traits. Along the way, you'll be encouraged to reflect on your favorite music, food, and activities, creating a shared sense of connection.
Tune in to feel the school bells ringing, pencils sharpening, and the excitement of new friendships forming. We'll dive into interactive moments where you can think about what makes you feel welcome and how you can extend that warmth to others. With scenes of music-making, art creation, and diverse lunchtime spreads, this episode is a celebration of the colorful tapestry that forms our communities. Share this story with a friend and discuss what makes you feel at home, and let's rejoice in the magic of creating spaces where all are truly welcome.COME SAY Hey!!
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What drives athletes to risk it all for social justice on the world stage? Join me, Jeba Edmonds, on the Cultural Curriculum Chat Podcast as we uncover the powerful intersection of athletics and activism. From the historic 1968 Olympic Games protest by Tommy Smith and John Carlos to modern examples like Colin Kaepernick and Megan Rapinoe, this episode explores the impactful ways athletes use their influence to spark crucial conversations about social issues, despite the International Olympic Committee's stance on political neutrality.
Discover the latest acts of courage and solidarity at the Paris 2024 Games, where athletes like Afghan break dancer B-girl To Lash and the Algerian team are making bold statements for justice and human rights. Learn about their sacrifices and the immense risks they take to amplify marginalized voices and bring global attention to pressing issues. This is a thought-provoking discussion that bridges the realms of sports and social activism, offering valuable insights for educators and community members alike. Tune in to hear stories that challenge the status quo and inspire transformation.COME SAY Hey!!
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Can a love for words transform your life? Join me as I highlight the incredible journey of Stacey Abrams through her autobiographical gem, "Stacey's Extraordinary Words," beautifully illustrated by Kit Thomas. From the enchantment of discovering new words like "ptarmigan" to the challenges of facing bullies, Stacey shares how her passion for vocabulary became her greatest ally. We'll traverse her childhood memories, celebrating the power of words to bring comfort, confidence, and resilience. Through her story, you'll gain valuable insights on how to make vocabulary learning both fun and impactful for young minds.
Discover how Stacey's experiences with words can be a resource for educators and parents aiming to inspire young readers. On this episode of the Cultural Curriculum Chat Podcast, I'll share practical tips on introducing new vocabulary in an engaging way, reminiscent of Stacey's own methods. Hear about how words can become close companions and tools for overcoming adversity, just as they did for a young Stacey in her school spelling bee. This episode promises a heartfelt and enriching conversation that underscores the magic of language and the importance of persistence. Tune in and let Stacey's extraordinary words inspire you and your students.COME SAY Hey!!
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Ever tried making a peach cobbler with a twist? Join me as I take you on a flavorful journey through my kitchen adventures inspired by the delightful Tabitha Brown. This week on the Cultural Curriculum Chat Podcast, I’m cooking up the Lazy Peach Cobbler recipe from Tabitha’s book "Cooking from the Spirit: Easy, Delicious, and Joyful Plant-Based Inspirations." I’ll share my personal experience in substituting cinnamon with nutmeg and the unexpected challenge of hunting down condensed coconut milk in Northern Minnesota. Plus, get a sneak peek into other tantalizing recipes from her book like vegan cheeseburgers and mama's meatloaf that are sure to spark your culinary curiosity.
But it’s not just about the food; it’s about celebrating Tabitha’s unique and authentic storytelling style that shines through her recipes. We’ll talk about her ability to stay true to herself without code-switching and how this genuine approach has resonated with so many. And guess what? Tabitha's also launched her very own air fryer! I can’t wait to share my thoughts on this exciting new venture. Whether you’re a seasoned vegan or just looking for some delicious plant-based meals, this episode is packed with inspiration. So grab your headphones, tell a friend, and join the cultural celebration on Mrs. Edmonds’ Cultural Corner and the Cultural Curriculum Chat Podcast!COME SAY Hey!!
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In this episode of the Cultural Curriculum Chat, host Jebeh Edmunds dives deep into the extraordinary roles that teachers play in shaping the future—roles that no AI can ever replicate. Join Jebeh as she shares five inspiring and irreplaceable things that educators do, sprinkled with her own personal stories from over 18 years in the classroom. From building a positive classroom environment to creating lifelong impacts, Jebeh reflects on the human touch that makes teaching a truly unique calling. Whether you're an educator or simply someone who appreciates the profound influence of teachers, this episode will leave you with a renewed admiration for the incredible work they do. Tune in to celebrate the educators who make a lasting difference, one student at a time.
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What if understanding and celebrating cultural diversity could transform your workplace or classroom into a more inclusive and respectful environment? Join me on the Cultural Curriculum Chat Podcast as we uncover the compelling reasons for promoting cultural diversity in various settings. Drawing from an insightful article by Drexel University School of Education, we explore how diversity goes beyond race and ethnicity to encompass religion, gender, abilities, and more. Learn effective strategies to foster diversity among students, such as getting to know them personally, maintaining clear communication, and incorporating diverse perspectives into lesson plans. I share my experiences as an educator, emphasizing the importance of respecting students' backgrounds and establishing respectful classroom norms to navigate societal challenges effectively.
In the latter part of the episode, we shift our focus to enhancing cross-cultural communication and inclusion in the workplace. Discover the critical role of clear communication, especially when interacting with people from diverse cultural backgrounds, and how to avoid idioms and nuances that might confuse non-native speakers. We discuss respecting different cultural practices and making workplace events inclusive. The benefits of hiring external professionals for diversity, equity, and inclusion training to ensure genuine progress are highlighted. Additionally, I provide tips for reducing micromanagement, fostering trust among employees, and creating inclusive classrooms with a focus on African heritage and African-American literacy lesson plans. Tune in for a rich conversation on building a more inclusive and respectful environment in both schools and workplaces.
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Ever wondered how a simple question about a name can reveal deep-seated cultural biases? Join me as I recount a surprising encounter with a hiring manager that sparked a deeper understanding of cultural competency. Through personal stories and real-life examples, this episode explores the profound impact of language and microaggressions. You'll gain insight into why continual learning and unlearning are crucial for us to become culturally competent leaders, and how my multicultural background fuels my mission to foster respect and inclusivity.
Reflecting on our actions and their effects on others is a powerful tool for change. By tuning in, you'll learn about the importance of self-reflection and the collective effort needed to promote a truly inclusive environment. We'll discuss how sharing personal narratives and understanding the significance of names can build connections and mutual understanding. This episode is a call to action for building a community where everyone feels seen, valued, and heard. Don't miss out on practical strategies you can implement in your daily life to contribute to a more inclusive world.COME SAY Hey!!
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Ever had to say goodbye to a best friend and felt the bittersweet pangs that come with it? Join me as I share my personal story of parting ways with my childhood friend Maria, while reflecting on the charmingly illustrated book "Evelyn Del Rey is Moving Away" by Meg Medina and Sonia Sanchez. We'll explore the heartfelt friendship between Evelyn and Daniela, and discuss how to help children understand and cope with the emotions that come with such transitions. Through the vibrant, Ezra Jack Keats-inspired illustrations, we'll see how their bond is depicted and how important it is to address these moments with our young ones.
In the second part of our episode, we look ahead to enriching your classroom library with a curated selection of books. With over 70 episodes packed with book reviews, I provide recommendations that will help you find the perfect additions for the new school year. Whether you're a teacher or a parent, you’ll discover gems that spark meaningful conversations and connections. Plus, don’t forget to share a beloved book with your childhood best friend to reignite those nostalgic memories. Tune in for more literary insights, and let’s cherish the enduring nature of true friendships together.COME SAY Hey!!
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What if your good intentions just aren't enough in your DEI efforts? Discover the transformative insights from Lily Zhang's "DEI Deconstructed: Your No-Nonsense Guide to Doing the Work and Doing it Right" as we reveal the essential principles for effective diversity, equity, and inclusion practices. I'm your guide in Mrs. Edmonds' Cultural Corner and the Cultural Curriculum Chat Podcast, and in this episode, we break down Zhang's strategic framework that foregrounds impact over intentions and highlights the importance of embracing imperfection.
Learn why Zhang's book is a must-read for anyone in the DEI space, whether in corporate environments or educational settings. From foundational terms and evolving acronyms to actionable exercises and reflective questions, this episode equips you with the tools to navigate the complexities of DEI work. Hear about the necessity of focusing on long-term goals rather than immediate perfection and gain practical takeaways for leading your team through meaningful DEI initiatives. Join us to rethink, reframe, and recommit to creating lasting change in your community and workplace.COME SAY Hey!!
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Step into the inspiring journey of Philip Freelon, the mastermind behind the National Museum of African-American History and Culture. On this episode of the Cultural Curriculum Chat podcast, we explore the poignant life story captured in "Dream Builder" by Kelly Starling Lyons, with illustrations by Laura Freeman and an afterword by Freelon himself. Despite grappling with reading difficulties in his youth, Freelon's determination and the support of his creative family led him to excel in math and sciences, honing his path to architectural brilliance. Learn how his upbringing amidst civil rights movements and creative exploration influenced his visionary work and cemented his legacy.
Join me as we get into the multifaceted experiences that shaped Freelon's career. Discover the pivotal role of his artist grandfather, who nurtured Philip's artistic eye and hands-on skills from a young age. We discuss the importance of representing non-stereotypical roles within communities of color, providing a richer narrative of cultural identity. This heartfelt episode offers valuable takeaways for educators and students, emphasizing perseverance, creativity, and cultural resilience as cornerstones of success. Don't miss out on this enriching discussion of an architectural luminary whose work continues to inspire.COME SAY Hey!!
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